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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-29
mails deiA Ismael ravait replong6,
avec son sale psortsfauillc, dams Ii.
pOche dessa redinrote.

.avec son sale portsfanillc, dams III
poche dc go redingote.
Donc, vous recnnnalssez ce
Billet continue lAluiif, sans poaraf-
tire remiarquer l'agitation febrile
1du comte de VilleHsur, est tout
ce que le voulais SAVIOR. n me-
parbleu, bien cont6 quarante mile
francs. III. on . pau pres. Vous
me direz peut etre que aurais pu
en- refuser le pavement en- Minis
crivant en- eaux contre ma sigma
ture.. Il.
Ces derniAres paroles furent sui
vies dun access de toux CONF liqu6
de ce petit rire moqueur aui aga
Gait 81 cruellement les nerfs du
comtA de Villefieur. Mails le noble
comte men 6tait plus q se formall-
ser de 81 pen Atterr6 sous lie poids
ia honte, il s.6tait lai s6 tomber
sur son fauteuil, le front dams ses
mains ct les genoux agit6s par. IN
trembltment %convulslf. II resta
longsemps ainsi silenoieux, immo.
bile, n'osant relever la tete; puis
il murmura dune voix 6touff6e, q
peine Ineligible:
Comment CO billet Sc trouves
til entire yos mains, puisqu'H ne
dot eohoir que dams trois mois?
-Dans trois, moiscest parfaite
ment juste, r6pondit Tsmael. Oh
vous-avez agl aVec ref xson, mon
sieur lescomte;d'ic asanss doute,
vous esperiez. que votre bonheur an
leu vous mettrait q meme de retiref
ne Ia circnlationsc ette piece com
promettante. Parmalhaur, on ne
pense pas d tout; vona n'aviez pa
songe q ceci, mon cher monsieur;
c'est quaAie suis le banquier de Ia
belle Fiorimonde, pour les yeux
bleas de laquelle vous avez commits
cette lnsigne maladlesse. C'est
moi qui lui al veldu So loga q
|rOp6ra, ct la roba de velours gre
nat sous laquelle ellea fait Votre
precieuse conqnete. Done hler
matin, Florimonde, q qui iayais
envoye ma carte Ia yeille, par IN
huissier de mes amis, daigna re-
|connaftre ma politesse par une Vi
site. La ch6re enfant ne voulnt
pas me gutter sans ayoir reggie
nos petits complies. Bile me de-
vait vingt mile franc, une baga-
teile: ellie m''offrirt en- payment
une lettre de change tire par vous
etaccept6e par moi. lie trait me
parut.plaisant; c'6tait, pardieu, IN
ingenieux moyen ~ vous lib6rer
.envers Yotre seryiteur que de me
oonstituer ainsi le d6biteur de ma
propre creance. La doute n'6tait pas
possible dependant le billet 8 ALTA,
sous mes yeux, ct je ffus bieu force
de reconnaftre quevous m'avez
fait lhonneur de contrefaires ma
Signature: yQneussiez vous fait d
ma place, monsieur ie comte?
"a c0ntanEer.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-29
Il
Farmers & Mechanics
Savings Bank
Temple Court. cor Was-
hington & Hennepin.
DIRECTEURs.

VIM. CHANDLER. Nv JOHNSON.
THOS. LOWRY, JOHN DeLAITTRE..
nj. D. KOON, Gov. j. s. PILLSBURY,,
II. b. LANGDON. =. ~. MOULTON.
JIG. OSWALD. CLINTON MORRISON
z. ID. SKILN.
CLINTON MORRISON, President.
THOMAS LOWRY, Vice-Pr6s.
e. III. MOULTON. Tresorier
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-29
EEOEo DH LoUH8T,

Qnunn IN tres int6rsasantlivr de
OUUnUsS 80 pages sur Ii snrdit6. bruitsl
dams las tate etc, commentaries guerir.
Enyoyezssfrahca Adj Nicholson, III
McDougalIH tssNew-Y FORK
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23
President Spencer Of the Il. Il D.
4Hnuy,f CSasfiitftioFl

Seventeen years ago, Sam Spencer, Q
bright, wholesome, determined young fel-
low left the University of Georgia TO make
his way in the world.
He vent out Withou; special advantages
and with no influential backing. Civil
engineering bad been his favorits study
and be adopted railroadiDg as his profes-
sion. A few days ago he was elected
President of the Baltimore and Ohio sys-
tenn with princely salary. This election
ranks him with DePew, Of the New York
Central, King of the ETie, and Roberts, Of
the Pennsylvania Central-one OF our four
great railroad kings.
OF the hundreds OF bright men seat out
by the University since the war, be has
reached the highest distinction.
His life teaches two lessons.
First-That a man should choose his
profession and stick TO it, While other
Young graduates were conspicuous in leg
i-la,ive halls, courts Or sanctums, Spencer
was Lost sight OF. During these years he
was living with bis family above the de
Dot al a station on the B. * U. road, at q
salary Of SIS month, studying the prac
teal details Of his profession. From his
chosen course be has never ben tempted
one moment or one inch. To run railroads.
was his life work, and he considered moth
ing that did rot serye'lts purpose. His
success Is the logical and well nigh inysri-
able sequence OF his plan. The man who
chooses his work wisely and stand by it
in spite of all temptations, Is bound TO
succeed.
Seeond-That the practical business pro-
LESSONS offer better inducements TO young
men Of education than such pursuits as the
Law. politics or journalism. Not until a
politician becomes President OF the United
States can he draw such 4 salary as Mr..
Spencer gets, and then be hardly exceeds it.
Not three lawyers in the South perhaps have
the equal OF his income-and no journal
it. None have greater distinction. His
name il known and respected on two con-
tiuents, AMI in council with three COL
leagues he can very nearly control the
commerce Of this continent. His lie IS
pleasant lie has his summer cottage at
Deer Parks Noted with the rcd on the
Potomac and Shenandoah; is a great
horseman; j. a cOnnolSSeur in art, and es-
pecially in etching and liue engraving In
dignity, III profit, in enjoyment, and in the
sense OF power which thrills all whole
some men, his life is TO be envied by men
who, with az much talent and more labor
and struggling have fought their way 10
the professions to $1,000 salary, or an
income that fits from that amount to
twice a. much.
As a Georgian We are proud OF Mr.
Spencer's success; as an old friend, we re-
ioice in it-but We are vastly more con-
cerned in the healthlul lessons 1t teaches!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23
Anvostura RItter~ do uo,only listing,

AngOSturR iiitterS do uo,"nIy distinguish
themselves ty their flavor and aromatic od"r
above all Others generally used. but they are ais
sure preventive tor all di,. a,es originating from
The digestive organs. Beware Of counlrFirit'
A.k f,r the genuine article. manufactured by DR.
j. q B. Sl-gert < Sons
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

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ever. he - handicapped at the start. We
take pleasure IN presenting the suggestion
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23
Moro Immigrants TO Texas.

DALLAS, Ten, December 2l.-A State
meeting to further immigration to Texas
met here yesterday, with delegates pres
eut from every Representative district IN
the State. The object Of the convention
was to consult, how best to obtain ard in
creased How Of immigration and capital
into Texas. Ex-senator MaXey was
elected permanent chairman. 4 commit
tee OF thirty one, consisting OF one from
each State Senatorial district, was ap'
pointed. to which all resolutions were to
he referred, and the convention adjourned
until today The railways show 4 will
ingness 10 bring people into the State 1T
cheap rates, if the people will put up the
money to advertise the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23
Arm Advertisements

uvAETED-A SITUATION AS SALESMAN
w and Bookkeeper. Twenty years experi,
once in conducting the business OF general
store. Best OF references ID. II, care kIli ,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23
A Great Ticket.

Republican ticket for ISIS: For Presi-
dent, $4,000, 900; for Vice President So
OOO, coo; platform, doodle" This ticket
is meeting with great favor among Repub-
hcan politicians. James G. Blaine rep,
resents the first and Ex-Governor Alger Of
Michigan stands for second place.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-13
6OrtiesuIts foIst.)

z Die tirsIi@ aufeetau@ten aefiIi9s
ten nireiniIden S~taotsbonbs gcb6ren tur
Stib6eIberser'f6enIgmiifon Vim Samss
tag truf BET 3wei Ei5monber Attiens
WatIern cine Nn3abI folder Bombs TIM
8etroee pom SIS, 900 etn, unb bahur@
erfubr man In Ri&mon6 gum erffeu
Rule, baB fOI@e sef6Ii9te Bombs i'm
llniIaufe ieien. OieieIben ftnb pom
Der ,Ren6ou 8out 3ote Co. IN Neu
BORT aebrudt worhen un6 tragen bic
nnterl4rift non 8. 81. &eueIp, S@aSs
meifler, unb s. u. Smitb, snsitcm Aus
hftor. gtnen Beamten bieies Rau1ens
bat es tn 8~irsinien aber ME seseben.
Oer -Renbou BGnt Rote Co." mar
1882 Der Druid Der Ri6beIbereer Bombs
fir $4,000, bos niebrisffe ansebOt,
lbertraseu worben. Aber bur4 ben
Gin1uB Rabone's wurbe ber gontratt
aetfnbiat unb Der ,gtew BORT Bant
Rote Co. ibertrogen. Ndn bebaups
tete bomoIs, 6ie 6irma babe ff3 uers
pfi9tet, su MabOne's ganrposnefonb
b~eiiuffeueru. Die erffere 6irma, TDeI9e
NIT benz 9ru6e bereits besonnen, Eeferte
GElGu AQCtb UCL ouubtlUtClA VI OSA4ulDAtB
ab, biefelben wurheu aber 5urf6eef4i6t
unb bIieben tn Der Reu gorter @rpreBs
Office Iiesen. Sos Y0quet wur6e uers
eeffen nn6 lpdter NIT anoern Ri&t obses
boIten Sa&en Dertauft, un6 Der ednfer
mug ben SnbaIt befeIben Guf biefe
@eife uerwertbet baben.
Bon benz 5IottenIieutenant unb
RorbpoIfabrcr Dannenbouer, Der tirBs
lid In Der SIottenf9uIe ;u annapolis tn
einem @a5nfnnsnnfaQe SeIbfulOro be-
qdnaen bat, ertdbIt man foIgenben f46s
neH 2ue: AIs er DOT ni@t LANCER GET
feline 5erien TN weffIi9en Rew Dort gus
bra6te, b6rte cr ;ufdate, bag elmer Der
SeeIeute, bic nit Inn bic ungIidli3e
Bo~Iarerpenition Guf Der ySeannette'
6ur@asmn9t batteu, trant unb uerIafen
TIM r6rbIi9cu Ri9igan Iieee. gr reiffe
foFort bortbin, belt ira Ober pier Bors
trdae iber bic Seonnettesg Expedition unb
brahte bonn ben @fatrnien mad Detroit,
UNI ign I'm bortieen RariuebOfpitaI uns
ter,ubrinem ba ties ni6t tbunIi9 mai,
fanb q elm on6eres rntertnmnen ffT
t6u. CT reiffe bonn ab, IieB f9 abT
reseImdBig aber ben Rranten beri@ten
unb f9i6te TIN enbEi9 mad pot Springs,
inbern er Inn bic eenaueffe &nwetiung
hber bic 8eiIe, fein Serbalten u. /. ID.
CAB unb aus benz Grtras Der S~erleiulsetl
rnb feiner bei&eibenen Brtunttdfe AAes
b1nbIte. Der @auu wuroe pout0n1uieiI
uieber berseffent.
z Die erfe NaseIs6abrit IN ben Ser.
6taoteu fon G6oHlas Selection Guf tets
ner Eeftuua Noutieeao etngert4tet
haben. gs wnrben bort tdsIi9 G9tbtg
8funb RdseI bersefelt, wel9e Se1erictl
bur& aeenten IN alien Ebeien Strgt'
nien's ~uertGufen IieB. De Brets BON
Der Tnbrit mar Is Gents oas Etnne.
Rdad waren 0Ifo bdHlaIs EN- NET TOP
ipieIiserer ArtiteI, ale ie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-13

z Sn Der rlursesenb non Annabeim,
Sal, funseu BITE Weinf6de, befDubers
ausIdnbif9e 8ebenioStsn, fdou IN 3u
bIibeu, unb feuenweiie fann mar i9on
bic iuusen Erauben fehen On Sdofen,
bic uIebr, aIs awei Ober brei SOn lang
ftub.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-13
0fnaelt
NRBBEB7SGHERLLtM
'BREMEN'O

S@neGoampferfa6rt!
Rat1t Seeretfe tn Itettn 9aaets
awiiden

S@neI01mptertdDrt
sas1e setretfe tn uettn 2asets
auiiden
Srertett GtnO yletu gotf.
Die bsribmten S9neubampfer
Aller, Trave, Saale, Ems,
Elder, Vera, Fulda, Elbe.
sotsnabenSS uno Rttttuo@s bon
,soaaabens nnS Nttttup@s bon
"etu BORT.
Bremen 1T febr bsquem fur Reifenbe
sasgei un6 uon Bremet aug fam
nan in isbr turser 3eit fdmmtlide
Staete Osuti3Iun6s, Oeferrei6s unb
va o9weil errsi9en. Die S9neuz
Sou1pter bes Ror66eutI6en 2lop6 finb
S1 bsion6erer SsridT9tisuns ber
2Dt9snoeds 9ohasiere un6 3weiter
SalIfe.Suhasiere sebaut, BADEN bObe
caOede. uorsieIide 8~sntilatiou unb
sue alsseaei9nete gerpHesuns.
1,75O,OOO
SS.HGslsre BADEN NIT ben Sampferu bss
TS1Oosatl9en Nop6 bic Reife iber's
f t3er unb gut auridseIsst. Bsseu
rsqs nuO weiterer Suformatiou wen6e
OeIrt6s 6 Co.,
SODIius @rren, Gein gOrf.
Hlottnettttt 8 6 60, General
SssatsH tIr ben 0eften RoG2 Soutb Start
"aSs' @5ieaso, gu.
SbeObor ,Asent,
9ermann, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-13
THE CHARLES a. voeELER CO., Baltimore. Nd.

NJ GEntdufenb SoIIorB wer6en benz
,.nia.r bua5It, peI9sT Beueiie I~iefert, bnb bic
sorhebeuSea ober ale anberen 3euantfe, ueI3e
non Der The Charles A. VOgeler Co., Derofeuts
It3tgsSssn, Ta?t a .Ss mp rnS,t 1.s TGn nns OsF0ne"S
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-13
rus staer observation-disclosures.

.Sl0sIi@ entfanb in Der Rdbe bes
S~.eatpGGrss EN- feItfames @erduf9.
s una srl9rat unb ibr 9er3 po9te NIT
E 'Sdter Nu4t. Die @rdFn mari f@
Ts Arnie 6es Regers, weI9er
't'@ oGffan6 wie Der TobIIlH
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-13

q gtbemnt0fteutll9.
@nnbegbere 6eiEnaees.
Is ssItttsn anS Sazs sslsEIt

90 9alse 1fIttten anb baHS oststst.
q. MbdnYsStr., StSaea, n. q.
fisber rsnJis Sabre Bin % eth prfey rbeus
Ssattf4eE S4uier1e1 aepefen SO fuurbe
peranEaet, st. Sotcbs Del a. aenrdn&eu tiub
TaabentA I1ef SIafA en- onseronhtRatte ma
Tfn ale S9fner5en uerf@wnnbeu. Retne @tes
1eT, reI9t fetf HHb Idbu1 IuGrstt, fnA fett 70
> oeIensiG ute u meiner SuaenA..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-13
= ma bereeNena aueatatben.

ar Gs:se H His naS c S,asMHiTi Der en- I 5snS s1.f
can Graneieco, Gal, bsri3tet, bob er lance
sabre an oeutenI RbeumottBniuS seIitten
Eabe. u1N Rn9ben er ALE bet0fnten SeiImtts
lei unb bic berlbntteften BdbeI onherer 2dnher
r~raebsrS nugewaHbt bate, ruRrbe er burA bic
Hnrenbnr3 pom st. SGto5B Del poUitanbte
-gksyhSYoeReu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-13
eime auto setfe.

'SeIrsott, es lit bod Elm Slid, baB
9,, s'9tsr nt9t befer seftent ftnbl
ts.a PIE nod mebr sfieu t6nuteu, ba
IVA u bic YrIseI nod weber."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-13
II SaAss etIlttea nab oaHn eeksiIE.

SaB ,asnispi1e (Rp.) Courier . saurnoI,
fdat: qretefcr 9. q. SonaIbfon, rneI8er
In beE StId9t BET Gettysburg f9uer uers
irunAet r1Urbe, bate Aber a&t5etn Sabre
6efdnhig an e sufratti4e en- S&merie1 sslttten.
Or rerfl&te piele Gottorsn, bic berl5Hites
men Bdbef, eIectrii5e Apparate unb Die pers
f6tsbsufei SeiIriitteI phne ertoIs. GnbIt6
A6nhta uttberheTfeute.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-13

Bangor, genine.
Serr 6fanR SuEseH, wsI4er IN RaSs
hen'B 0e9irr Gej4dft, 127 GI3oneesS trose,
orbsitet, fdste: egaein Batter, fpeI&er gro.
1e gorsStrase Lbt, bate felt ben Ietten
6reitia Jakren ts ie6era Mtntes an Rheli;os
ftsnruB In ben Gnsen aeItttea. Or 5og bic
heaen eerJte a. Rdtbe un0 perinnte que bes
fannte~ SsilrnitteI, obue trsenb SpeI9en GrfoIa.
SIN IetttI Htnter, 81 reI6er Belt fetne SnSe
tnb Der tniters 9beiI ieiner Betne ftdrt ans
oeiApo1en TpdreSf, perfu3te er ct. SotobR Del
ifnb IN ttrleS 8ett mar eI aeheyIt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-13

6erborn. Dag Der greis bes
@runbeisentbums iebr sefuuteu lit, err
CAB fi9 am IL. GpriI Don Reuem CUR
9eniiee Bet Der Wieien : 8erfeigeruns
Der @ittwe @eber pom gbritna9. Cine
Wieie 3weiter RInfe, eeIegen auf benz
Banne pom Serboru, pom 424 stres,
wurbe perfeisert gu 1850 ST., cine ans
bere pom IL Nres ;u $50 Gr. uub cine
brittle pom 81 ares 3u 215 ST. 0tss lit
cine Na9ptrtuus Der Huuen 5anbeLs3ett
fir ieoe 8tebsattuug uub @etreiteart.
@reiueIbtnseu. Am 8. AprI
Abeubs batten bic neuer1 @Ioden ibre
Broben sn befteben. 9rei pole @5tunz
ben, Don baIb fieben bis boIb 3ebu rlbr,
fanbteu fie lire eberueu Sttmmeu iber
Berg unb EbaI bindas IN bic Terne.
@s TIT bas f&6nffe 9eIdute Der sanasn
rmsegeu6.-Die 8ssetation bestnat fi9
felt etnigen Easen f@tbar au entwideEn.
Su man9en @drtal febt man f9on
iungen SaIat unb Ro5Ipfanaeu unb bic
Saateu e%ntfaIten Elm ippises Grim.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-13
s~sasIanoti6e Ra6rt@tea.
Rroes.ss ea6fe...

9aIIe. Die infer f@6nss 9aaI.
tbal neritntierenbsn, fribsr gddermeiRer
Sartbf4en 9duier IN @iebi6enffetn
ttiio an Baufter 2ebmanu, weI5er bie.
letbeu TiieosrreiBen IoHtn wi1, pertdnft
ruorben; ferrer stns bas @runbfid
9roBe nItr9fr. 81 fur I01 900 SD. In
ben Beft hes Bddermeifers R6rber
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-13

v!On1 Ct ptrp eTH 0et0enC IuI ISIHe
Braut sttGuft baben," fnste Der Srimis
naIratb fnnsnb. @eiter boben Sie
ni&ts bemertt2"
,9tein.H
Gut. 5dItsu Sie f9arfe Ba9e,
bic 8erba9tsgrinoe baben f9 GEE
meHrt. SD merle Gorge traeen, BAT
sic uui neuu ltbr obed6f werbeu.
Norsen fri5 I'm ie&s 1br fnben Ste
ii9 wieber bier Elm. SD CLAUDE
lwar ni9t, baB elm 6lu9tUeriu3 beabs
iiGtiet wirb, ober Is tOnnte benno4 Der
6oH fein, unt IN ban AuseubIi6, tn benz
ste biefe Abf6t entteden, mifen sic
ben Rann uerbafteu. SD wiui9e, bGB
babel ieses Autitbeu uermie6en wtre;
ri&ten Sie SIT Aueeumert Defenders
burauf, haB er f9 ni9t bur& cine Uers
sueifeIte That benz &i9ter entSiebt.~
SD uerffehe!" ui6te Der Sedmte.
gu elmer fpfortisn 8erbaftuus Iiest
wokI ned feline Sere9tisuns uor2H
.6m; f9 mag IN hieiem 6aue bic
gsrantwortlns ni9t oIetn h~beruebmG1.
Die gerbaftzng wtrb euOrmes Auhebeu
MAIDEN = etnTusrei9e 6reunbe wereen
Rd fir ben @efansenei perwenbeu, unb
ieIbif IN ben 569ffen Rreiien muB bieisr
fail peinIi9 ~beribren. @tr boben
5eit unb f6nneu wGrteu; pahen Ste
MIR Gnf, hann fam er uns nt9t ent'
uif9eH."
Der aIte 6srr niGte mad tisfcn Bors
ten benz Bedmtcn nod efnmGI jn uno
fette ieinen BEG fsrt, unb oIs Ct bah
borouf IN fefner @Obnuus etntrof, trat
Tim birr AIfreb @Srner eTtseseit.
.Sie wahen erratben, mas uit9 81
S5uen flbrt, weuu ID Sbnen iase, bag
ifrduIeiu Gerber uicine Bront tf,-
nnhm ber RafFrer bos Bort, I'D babe
and pobI uiGt u6tbis, mid Sbnei DOTS
tuffeHcn-
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-04

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positive cure of coughs, colds and Group.
We know of no way to make il more EN-
phalic than to say Burks' White Pine
| BHlsam leads all other cough remedies
You will tnd Rurks' sarsaparIlla &
more efiectual remedy in the uIceron>
| forms of sCrofula than anv other remedy
One cent a dose.
The pain suffered by those who are at
f1icted with dyspepsia is indcsCrihahle
The relief that is given by the use of Lit
tie Apricot pills has caused many 10 b,
thankful for these little pills" For sale
by Hartz & Bahnsen.
Use Cressler's Wild Rose tooth powder
for cleansing the teeth Price, 25c.
| Dyspepsia is the cause of many of The
| pleasures of this life being avoided
| Burks' Iron Tonic cures dyspensIa and
Indigestion Sold on a guarantee at :
by Hartz Il Bahnsen, druggists.
Burks Cataarh Cure will cure catarrh
even after the sufferers life has become /
burden to him and he is a nuisance to hi
friends. 1t is thoroughly scientific
cure. Not snuff or liquid Price 5Oc
Every year increases the popularity o'
Burks White Pine Balsam Cures al
pulmonary troubles.
If vnu are as Tired when Won get up n
when you went tn bed, vnu need Burke
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-04
Pleasure Shared by Women Only.

Malherhe, the gifted French author,
declared that of all things that man po'
sesses, women alone take pleasure in be
ing possessed. This seems generally true
| of the sweeter sex. Like The ivy plant,
she longs for an object to cling to and
love-to look to for protection This he
| ing her prerogative. ought she not to be
told that Dr. Picrce's Favorite Prescrip
tion is the physical salvation OF her sex
1t bsnlshes those Distressing maladie:
| that make her life burden. curing III
painful Irregularities, uterine disorders
| Inflammation and liberation, prolapsL'
and kindred weaknesses As a nervlnc
it cures nervous exhaustion. proGtraiion
debility. relieves mental anxiety and ny
pnrhondria, and promotes refreshing
| sleep
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-04
*We have for sale tn
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.

No. Is Fine bargain in a half-scre lot at the
head of Seventeen street, two story frame house
2Sx:}G barn, etc....................... 20l
No. 30. Large two story dwelling with lot in
Brooks addition, large quantity OF small frnit
nee place, ..s-...t....- 81 so
No. 80. Two story frame honse ON sixth ave.
and Twenty -sec0ud street large lot. ~ ell cistern.
etc. VIII sel on monthly payments. 25tn
No. 81. Fine brick residence on Nineteenth st.
furnace, well cisiern, gas, water works large lot
splendid property for or.-.-.......-..-.-.-. S5unn
No al Two story frame on Seventh avenue
Worth double the amount asked price, n a0
No. 95. Story and half house gu Third avenue
No. af House and lot on Fourtceuth-and
half street; we'll ci tern and cellar, 81 so
No. 81 Nice residence property on Eleventh
street. arge lot. new addition To honsg- 81 .Rpt
cash, baihnee To = 90
( No. 1O1. Finely located residence on Second
areuuc; two story brick, ten Rooms good cellar.
| cistern. well. water works BAN aud out houses
good shade. splendid lawn one-third down,
balance on easy terms, ..... 81 $40
No. l03. Two story eight room house on rw-n-
ydrst street, g"Od harm large LOT and all ce.trrn
iencies; s6so down, the balance on time, 8! so
| No. III. Double tenement house on sixth ST
rent> well; one-third down. balance in one, two
and three years. 81 aol
| No 112. tine and half It nv house on Sixth
| 81 and Fourth avenue; lot 40y64; one third down
ta'ance in three years, $50
| No. 113: Two story house Fourth avenue
| lot 40x100: water works. etc. One third down,
balance easy,.....--..---..... 81 500
| No. ia. Large two story house on Seventeenth
sti.et, between Seventh and ghth avenues; one
of the fines locations in tue city: large lot fsy
| i4u, high and dry, practioaliya new house One
third down, balance on easy terms. s. 80
/ No H. Good house and large lot on Eighth
| avenue; fine neighborhOod cheap at. S3 2iI
No 1s6. Large two story brick house on Fourth
avenue, thirteen rooms. large cisteIn, well aud
good barn; lot 61xl50 rents for thirty dollars pei
| month. Price. a IN
No. rs. Seven room- two story frame house or
Twenty fifth street; good cohd ion nice lot. we
| Kept lawn; price ....-.-... 81 6E
40. 1s9 Fine large, well built brick honse in
] onditioD, II large room-. waite, sswerne,.
etc, everything ia first class shat lot 104 feet
front; easy terms; price. ... 500
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-04

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